Patent classifications
H04J11/0036
Data Transmission Method And Apparatus
Example data transmission methods and apparatus are described. One example method includes obtaining at least two signature sequences used to perform multiple access for at least two to-be-sent data packets by a user equipment. The user equipment processes the at least two data packets by respectively using corresponding signature sequences, to obtain at least two transmit sequences. The user equipment sends the at least two transmit sequences to a network device on a same time-frequency resource. Then the network device obtains the at least two signature sequences used by the user equipment to send the at least two transmit sequences, and separately detects a corresponding transmit sequence based on each signature sequence, to obtain the at least two data packets. The user equipment can transmit a plurality of data packets on a same time-frequency resource in a same slot.
FULL DUPLEX USING OAM
A transceiver for providing full-duplex communications includes a multilevel patch antenna array having a first patch antenna array for transmitting the first carrier signal on the first channel including a first plurality of patch antennas thereon and a second patch antenna array for receiving the second carrier signal on the second channel including a second plurality of patch antennas thereon. Transmitter circuitry associated with the first patch antenna array transmits first signals having a first orthogonal function applied thereto on a first channel on a first frequency band. Receiver circuitry associated with the second patch antenna array receives remotely transmitted second signals on a second channel on the first frequency band having a second orthogonal function applied thereto and the first signals transmitted from the first patch antenna array having the first orthogonal function applied thereto on the first channel on the first frequency band at a same time on the first frequency band. The receiver circuitry only processes received signals including the second orthogonal function. The first orthogonal function applied to the first signals transmitted from the first antenna array and the second orthogonal function applied to the second signals prevents interference between the first signals and the second signals that are being simultaneously transmitted and received on the first frequency band at the multilevel patch antenna array.
NETWORK SIGNALING FOR NETWORK-ASSISTED INTERFERENCE CANCELLATION AND SUPPRESSION
Embodiments of the invention are directed to a cellular communication network that can determine whether communications between one base station-UE pair may interfere with another UE that is in the same cell or a different cell. The network identifies interference parameters associated with interference signals that may be received by a UE. The interference signals may be generated by the base station itself, such as communications with other UEs, or by a neighboring base station. The base station transmits the interference parameters to the UE. The UE receives the one or more parameters comprising information about signals expected to cause intra-cell or inter-cell interference. The UE then processes received signals using the one or more parameters to suppress the intra-cell or inter-cell interference.
Discovery reference signal transmission window detection and discovery reference signal measurement configuration
Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communication are described. A user equipment (UE) may monitor a neighbor cell and report the result to a serving base station. Based on the report, the serving base station may identify an estimated discovery reference signal (DRS) transmission window of the neighbor cell. In some cases, the UE may estimate and report parameters of the neighbor DRS transmission window, and in other cases, the UE may make a measurement report and the base station may infer DRS transmission window parameters. The base station may then provide the UE with a DRS measurement timing configuration (DMTC) based on the estimated parameters of the neighbor cell so that the UE may monitor the neighbor cell and the serving cell in an efficient manner. For example, the UE may conserve battery life by refraining from monitoring DRS during periods when a DRS transmission is not likely.
Method and device for self-interference cancellation in full-duplex communication system
Disclosed is a 5G or pre-5G communication system to be provided for supporting a data transmission rate higher than that of a 4G communication system such as LTE. A method for cancelling self-interference in a full-duplex communication system is provided. The method comprises the steps of: cancelling cancellable self-interference components through an analog interference cancellation circuit, and estimating a channel state of an uplink channel and a channel state of a downlink channel on the basis of remaining residual self-interference components; estimating a channel capacity for each of possible beam combinations on the basis of the estimated uplink channel state and downlink channel state; selecting the beam combination having the largest channel capacity from among the possible beam combinations; and cancelling self-interference from a received signal on the basis of the selected beam combination.
METHODS OF SIGNALLING IN AN ADVANCED WIRELESS COMMUNICATION SYSTEM SUPPORTING MULTI-USER SUPERPOSITION TRANSMISSION
An advanced wireless communication system supporting Multi-User Superposition Transmission (MUST) including plurality of UEs and an advanced base station, and method of use thereon is disclosed. The method comprises: receiving, from a MUST-UE, a MUST receiver scheme; determining a baseline size of second downlink control information according to the received MUST receiver scheme and a MUST transmission technique; configuring the MUST-UE to operate according to a MUST configuration, the MUST configuration including the MUST transmission technique; and transmitting, to the MUST-UE: first downlink control information, including an indication that MUST is used; second downlink control information including assistant information according to the determined baseline size; and a MUST composite data signal on an associated DL shared channel, according to the MUST transmission technique.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR TRANSMITTING AND RECEIVING UPLINK CONTROL DATA IN NEXT GENERATION WIRELESS NETWORK
Provided is a method for a terminal for transmitting uplink control data. The method includes receiving, from a base station, at least one of UL control channel resource set configuration information and UL control channel transmission information, configuring an UL control channel including the UL control information based on at least one of the UL control channel resource set configuration information and the UL control channel transmission information, and transmitting the UL control channel to the base station. The UL control channel is configured with one or more UL control channel formats based on the number of symbols that configure the UL control channel.
SUPERPOSITION TRANSMISSION TO IMPROVE SYSTEM PERFORMANCE
Methods, systems, and devices for wireless communication are described. A network entity may transmit, to a first user equipment (UE), control signaling scheduling a first set of resources for a first transmission. The network entity may transmit, to the first UE, a second UE, or both, superposition control information indicating superposition of a second transmission with the first transmission during a portion of the first set of resources. In some examples, the network entity may superimpose the first transmission with the second transmission via an enhanced layer and base layer of the superposition signal. In some examples, the network entity may superimpose the first transmission with the second transmission based on bit allocation. In some examples, the network entity may superimpose the first transmission and second transmission via separate layers of the superposition signal. The network entity may transmit the superposition signal to the first UE and the second UE.
METHOD FOR RECEIVING ASYNCHRONOUS-CLOCK MULTI-TRANSMITTER DATA, AND RECEIVER
A receiver in the present disclosure includes: a first input end, N first output ends, N baseband signal recovery modules, and a multiple-input multiple-output equalization module. Each baseband signal recovery module includes two second output ends; one second output end of each baseband signal recovery module is configured to output a baseband signal; and the other second output end is configured to output data enabling control information. The multiple-input multiple-output equalization module is configured to: control, based on N pieces of data enabling control information, a time sequence of N baseband signals entering the multiple-input multiple-output equalization module for equalization filtering processing, and perform equalization filtering processing on the N baseband signals by using N transmitters as references to obtain recovered data of the N transmitters. According to the embodiments of the present disclosure, asynchronous multi-transmitter data is received.
TRANSMISSION DEVICE AND RECEPTION DEVICE
A device that selects a transmission weight by which each of a plurality of signal points is to be multiplied; multiplies a signal corresponding to each of the plurality of signal points by the selected transmission weight; multiplexes the multiplied signals corresponding to each of the plurality of signal points on a same frequency and time resource; and modifies a selection rule corresponding to the transmission weight by which each of the plurality of signal points is to be multiplied.